Florida SR22/FR44 Form and Filing
Shopping for a Florida Car insurance Quote?  It's time for a Change, Florida.
Car Insurance Specialists & Florida Independent Agents
                SR-22 / FR-44 Form and Filing – Bureau of Financial Responsibility

Form SR-22 and FR-44 are submitted (filed) by the insurance company to Florida's Bureau of Financial
Responsibility. The submissions are transmitted electronically. 15 days is the allowable time for the insurance
company to file the forms after a policy begins. The Florida Department of Motor Vehicles will not reinstate an
operators license until the electronic filing has been received. Companies are required to notify the Bureau if a
policy with an SR22 or an FR44 is cancelled.

To complete either form the required information is essentially the same. Policyholder information includes name,
address, driver license number, and birth date. The insurance company information necessary is name, NAIC code,
policy number, MVR case number, and the policy effective date. Additional information indicates which type of two
policies is selected. An owner's policy with year, make model and
VIN of all vehicles registered and insured. Or an
operator's policy applicable to any vehicle not registered or titled to the listed person. Authorized representative
signature and date prepared completes the forms.

In October of 2007 Florida passed legislation to replace form SR-22 with
Form FR-44 for DUI drivers only. Both form
filings are only acceptable on a
Florida insurance policy. A $15.00 fee is included with the cost of a policy for the
filing. Multiple SR-22s and FR44s or an FR-44 and an SR-22 are not issued on the same driver.
A new FR-44 filing
will replace an existing SR-22 on the same driver.

The Florida Department of Highway and Motor Vehicles Website explains that the only function of the Bureau of
Financial Responsibility is to make certain drivers take responsibility for their dealings involving motor vehicles. The
Bureau checks canceled
insurance polices for registered vehicles. For non-compliant vehicle owners their license
and registration will be suspended. The only way to avoid this is to maintain the minimum mandatory PIP insurance
during the entire registration period. The Bureau also helps consumers recover money for bodily injuries from at
fault drivers who do not have adequate Bodily Injury Liability coverage limits.

No matter what coverage you’re required to have, or choose to have, it’s always best to
learn car insurance basics
first. Just like anything else the more you know the better off you’ll be. If you want the least amount of coverage
make sure you know the
Florida No Fault facts for the bare minimum. It’s amazing how many people are not aware
that there are
optional coverages on the minimum PIP policy that can save money.

At fault accidents, tickets, and other mishaps don’t stay on your record forever. And while you’re in the compliance
period even if you have an
FR44 for a DUI there is no reason to pay more than you have to. Lower your car
insurance cost for life with a good strategy for shopping around.
Understand the different terms used in this state.  
A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z
Florida Auto Plus Insurance, Simply the best.
Local map and directions:
9742 Banyan Street Miami, Florida 33157

Call us now. You'll be glad you did.
1-877-WIZ-AUTO.com   
Be Sure to Visit our Resource Guide to learn even more
Cheap Car Insurance  |  Claims  |  Coverage Options  |  Discounts  |  Policy  |  The Law  |  No Fault Insurance
Fort Lauderdale  |  Jacksonville  |  Miami  |  Orlando  |  St. Petersburg  |  Tallahassee  |  Tampa
All rights reserved.© 2009.Sitemap